Vermont Route 7 delay mirrors national environmental ruling
State transportation officials said delays on 45 New York projects and similar holds in Vermont and Connecticut stem from a federal court ruling on who must prepare environmental impact statements. Governors pressed Congress for swift action to resolve the issue, which affects $1.27 billion in planned road work and up to 71,000 jobs nationwide.
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Researchers target leukemia cure for children in Alabama
Researchers at the University of South Alabama Medical Center say two drugs may curb pituitary overstimulation of the thymus, potentially controlling pediatric T-cell leukemia. Thymosin and BCG are under study. thymosin could reach human use by August, while BCG requires invasive skin application and two years of prior drug therapy. The team, four weeks in, is hopeful but notes many questions and potential side effects remain.
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Avalanche deaths and hikers trapped on Washington peak
Two mass avalanches over the weekend killed one hiker and trapped five University of Puget Sound students on Mt. St. Helens. Rescue attempts were hindered by 70 mph winds and whiteouts. Another climber died earlier on Mt. Hood.
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Kissinger warns against modern isolationism stance
Washington talk on containment and domino theory features Kissinger warning that the United States cannot embrace isolationism. Goldwater, Church, Scott weigh past and present U.S. foreign policy, with Chen affirming U.S. commitments to Taiwan amid Asian upheaval.
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Mental patients sue Boston State Hospital over seclusion and drugs
Seven patients filed a class action in U S District Court against Boston State Hospital and several doctors. The suit seeks 500000 in damages to stop locked seclusion rooms and forced medication without informed consent. Richard Cole of the Boston Legal Assistance Project leads the case.
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Kennedy fans begin a presidential draft in 1976
Lynn Massachusetts is the site of a Kennedy draft movement led by Burton G Wilkins who formed a committee to offer Edward M Kennedy the nomination despite the senator's disinterest. He cites public polls and says the effort aims to catch on with support from his family.
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